Mike Brown

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Mike Brown joined IBTimes in June 2015. A graduate from Queen Mary University of London and Columbia Journalism School, Mike is interested in politics, technology, and all things camera-related.

South Africa Train Crash Leaves Over 200 Injured On Busy Commuter Route

Both trains were on the way from the city center of Johannesburg to the nearby township of Soweto.

Apple iPhone 6S Plus Leak Shows Stronger Body And Loudspeaker Changes: No More 'Bendgate?'

Internal changes suggest Apple has improved the strength of the phone.

Microsoft Office Online Document Collaboration Expands With Yammer Integration

The online collaboration service will now support opening and editing Office files within Yammer.

Microsoft Forces Windows 10 Updates For Home And Pro Users

New terms read: "By accepting this agreement, you agree to receive these types of automatic updates."

Facebook Upgrades Oculus VR With Gesture Control Company Pebbles [VIDEO]

Facebook's Oculus division has bought gesture control company Pebbles for $60 million.

Report: Surface Pro 4 Coming In October, Microsoft 'Aggressively Developing' New Tablets

The new tablet will keep the same form factor as the Surface Pro 3, while adding in a new Skylake processor and Windows 10.

How To Download Windows 10 Final Version: Release To Manufacturing (RTM) Version Ready To Install

Windows 10 has been finished ahead of the July 29 launch, and Insider Preview users are now receiving the final build in preparation.

Windows 10 Is Finished And Ready To Be Released To Manufacturers Ahead Of Launch

The final build, number 10240, is the version customers will receive upon launch day on July 29.

Office For Windows 10 'Final Version' Leaves Mouse-And-Keyboard Users Out In Cold

Although Office for Windows 10 works on any Win10 device, Microsoft is asking keyboard users to look elsewhere.

Apple Pay Enjoys Strong UK Debut, But Where's HSBC?

Only 15 percent of British consumers eligible to use the mobile-payment service said they will not be trying it.

New iPod With Apple Music Said To Launch Wednesday

The iPod touch, nano and shuffle will all reportedly be receiving new models, with the touch receiving the most substantial changes.

IPad Dropped On Stone Floor In Slow-Mo Video Survives With New Logi Blok Case

New Logi Blok cases are the first products to bear the name "Logi" since the announcement of the rebrand last Wednesday.

Xbox One On Windows 10: Play Xbox Games Like 'The Witcher: Wild,' 'Batman: Arkham Knights,' 'Diablo III' And More On Tablets, PCs

But is this more a case of Microsoft playing catch-up than innovating?

Apple Inc.'s Super-Size iPad Pro Will Ship In Smaller Quantities Than Expected

Report suggests Apple has scaled back orders for the new, bigger iPad Pro, its latest attempt to breathe life into the company's product line.

Lumia 940 Specs: Windows 10 Flagship Phone May Cost More Than Apple iPhone 6

The devices will be made out of polycarbonate, even though other high-end devices like the iPhone 6 use a metal casing.

Apple iPhone Beats Samsung: Galaxy Maker Earns Just 15% Of Smartphone Industry Profits

The company now expects to post another drop in profits for the seventh quarter running.

iOS 9 Preview: The 4 Worst Features Apple Should Fix Now

iOS 9 is fast, makes some great changes, and has some cool battery-life features … but it's far from perfect.

Should You Install Apple iOS 9 Beta? Apple Inc.'s Latest OS For iPhones And iPads Is Almost Ready For Primetime

Bugs and errors are highly likely, and the software is provided on the understanding that the user will report the errors to Apple.

Microsoft’s Six Biggest Blunders: You Thought Nokia Was A Bad Buy?

Did you know that Windows Vista’s development was going so badly at one point that they hit the reset button?

GOP Senator Blasts Microsoft For Laying Off Americans While Pushing To Hire More Foreign H-1B Workers

“As Microsoft’s layoffs show, there is a surplus -- not a shortage -- of skilled, talented, and qualified Americans,” said Senator Jeff Sessions.

Microsoft Axes 7,800 Jobs, Windows Phone Future In Question

Microsoft will record $7.6 billion in impairment charges, along with a $750 million to $850 million restructuring fee. So where does the troubled phone division go from here?